What happened after balboa return to Santa Maria before the south sea?

After Vasco Núñez de Balboa returned to Santa María from his expedition to the South Sea (now the Pacific Ocean) in 1513, he faced challenges in consolidating his power and securing his findings. His discovery of the South Sea sparked interest and rivalry among Spanish explorers. Balboa's subsequent efforts to establish a settlement and claim the region met with resistance from rival factions, particularly from the governor of the area, who was envious of Balboa's achievements. Ultimately, Balboa was arrested and executed in 1519 due to political machinations, despite his significant contributions to exploration.